Dallas Wings and Seattle Storm are trying to recover from explosion losses when they came out at a western conference in Arlington, Texas on Monday.
Teams are trying to adapt to new cadres, which leads to unilateral setbacks in their season openers.
Wings (0-1) hopes to get better results after 99-84 loss to Minnesota on Friday. The defeat to the 2024 league finalists pamped the wnba output of rookie Paige Bueckers in the first election of last month’s draft.
Arike Ogunbowale, Dallas’ı 16 points, while the wings brought to the wings in a trade with Connecticut Dijonai Carrington, finished with 15 points. Bueckers added 10 points and seven rebounds in a 30 -minute court time.
“The room to grow,” he said. “You must have a starting point.”
Minnesota left the wings behind 15 points in a third quarter and lasted up to 21 before watching under the wire.
“This is a learning process, Dal Dallas said, Chris Koclanes, the coach of the first year. He continued: “We will not be perfect early. We will learn and be better than it, and how we can support these players best and how we can put them in positions to succeed. After all, I was only encouraged.”
On Friday night, only three of the 10 players who saw the floor of Dallas played last year’s team.
The storm also fell 81-59 at Phoenix on Saturday and lost its openers. Skylar Diggins scored 21 points for Seattle (0-1) and added 12 in a game NKEKA OGWUMICE.
“We will not marry this first game,” Diggins said after the loss. “In this league, you should be able to respond quickly. Go back to court and have 48 hours on Monday in Dallas) and for a different result.”
Seattle was only 17 years old (17.6 percent), an indicator of an indicator of a team trying to withdraw himself in the game after following 27 points.
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